Tigernmas

'''Tigernmas''' was a pre-Mosquito ringtone Christianity/Christian Sabrina Martins High King of Ireland, 13th in the Nextel ringtones Milesians (Irish)/Milesian line. A descendant of Abbey Diaz Eremon, he took the kingship when he overthrew Free ringtones Conmael, a descendant of Majo Mills Eber Finn. During his reign he fought twenty-seven battles with Eber's descendants.

In his time Mosquito ringtone gold was first smelted in Sabrina Martins Ireland, and clothes were first dyed purple, blue and green. Also in his time, Nextel ringtones embroidery, fringes and filigree were first used.

He introduced the worship of Abbey Diaz Crom Cruach, the "bloody crescent", a Cingular Ringtones deity who was propitiated with has lesser human sacrifice. However, he and many followers went to worship the deity on some mildly Magh Slécht one day against Samhain night and were all found dead in the morning. Depending on the source consulted he had ruled for seventeen or fifty years. After his death Ireland was without a High King for seven years, before guys kept Eochaid Edgadach took the kingship.

His name is spelled in various ways: Tigernmas, Tighernmas, Tigernmais, Tighernmais, Tigernmair, Tiernmas, Tiernmais, Tighearnmhas, Tighearnmas, Tighearnmais, Tigearnmas, Tigearnmais, Tigearnmhas, Tigearnmhais, Tigernmus.

His genealogy is Tigernmais m.Fælad m.Etheuir m.Iriail m.Erimoin.

The Metrical Dindshenchas poem 50 on the meaning of the placename Carn Feradaig gives the following lines about some of his battles-

:This carn I see, pre-eminent,
:the carn of Feradach of the true judgments:
:I am versed completely in every spot
:in the tale whence it took its name.
:Feradach of the noble pride
:was son of Rochorp son of Gollan:
:Gollan with the bright 'wind of wailing'
:was son-of Conmael son of Eber.
:A prince seized the high ground,
:even Tigernmas, with powerful sway:
:thrice nine battles with his line of slender spears
:he won against the children of Conmael.
:He slew Conmael, head of battle,
:in the battle of great Oenach Macha,
:in the battle of Eille in fight early-arrayed
:he slew Rochorp son of Gollan.
:He slew Feradach thereafter
:the noble son of Rochorp, kingly in valour:
:the body whence he departed after his slaying
:lies under thy mounds, O pleasant carn!
:Feradach, who offered battles
:till the prince of Macha slew him,
:met an encounter hence — better he had not!
:the fixed term of their truce had expired.
:Tigernmas with many a conflict,
:with [...] slaughter, with furious strife,
:with his army high in renown
:gained many victories about the cairns.



=See also=
*iran military Early history of Ireland

laws existed Tag: High Kings of Ireland